The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-25
MOVEMENTS AT TBE LEvER.
GENERAL NEWS.
CLEAR and pie asant.

CLEAR and pie asant.
THREE boats leaving today.
TOMMY KELLY is on the Kate Adams.
THE river here continues to rise
slowly.
TIE Chickasaw Is the Wednesday
packet for White river.
JAKE LINaENFBLDKR has charge of
the lower deck Of the Joe Peters.
THR Il. L. Cobb 10 due today from
Arkansas river with over 800 bales of
cotton.
The Rene Msoready, Capt. o. K.
joplin, leaves tomorrow evening for
st. Fra1cis river.
THE tug W. A. Williams arrived
from up the river yesterday with
lnrge raft Of timber.
THE DaCotah, from st. Louis, passed
TO Red River yesterday afternoon with
about 1900 tons OF freight.
Thu City OF Vicksburg, Cspt. Whit
ledge, leaves here tomorrow evening
for Cairo a1d st. Louis.
The City OF Now Orleans, Capt. A.
j. Garter, is announced to loGve here
at noon tomorrow for New Orleans.
THE Belle Memphis, Capt. George
Baker, Ia the Anchor Line packet
leaving tomorrow morning for Vicks-
burg.
Tom ALLEN, late of: the City Of
Vicksburg, will this morning take
charge OF the lower deck OF the Kate
Adams.
Mr.. JouN LANaLoIs Is now chief
clerk on the win s. Hays. Capt. A.
l.. Cummings having resigned. Mr..
Lsnglois was on the City 81 Nalchez
when she burned.
THR Ohio, Capt. M. M. Deem, Ia due
here this morning and she is the regu-
lar packet leaving tomorrow eveoing
for Cincinnati aud way points. Capt.
q. B. Russell is agent.
The Arksnsas City passed to st.
Louis yesterday evening She put OFF
a lot Of plumber, and added ll3 sacks
and 20 barrels OF potatoes, and 100
bundles Of box material.
THH New Orleans Times, Democrat OF
Saturday says the tug Corsair, rs-
Gently sunk above AlRieys, has been
raised and Ia now lying at the coal
landing Of Brown x Jones, on the Al
giem side. She will be put In shape
again as soon as possible.
The James Lee, Capt. Clsggstt, ar
rived on good time with 8 bales Of
cotton, 2 bags OF seed cotton aud 81
sacks of cotton seed. She leaves again
this evening for Helena, Friars Point
and way landings. Messrs. William
Ashford, Will Darragh and John
Rhodes are her clerks.
The Ooahoma from the upper coast
brought % bales OF cotton, bags Of
seed cotton, 255 sacks OF cotton seed
and Ia packages of su1dries. She
leaves again this evening for Gold
Dust, Oscsola and ell way landings.
Capt Henry Cooper commands with
Mears. VIM. Smither, Sid Wheeler
and Chas. Leftwich in the off q.
THE feet and elefaut sidawheel
steamer Kate Adams, Capt Mark
Cheek, arrived from Arkansas City
with AZ ta'es Of cotton, 582 eaclss OF
cotton seed, 3 head Of stock and Al
packages OF sundries She leaves
pgain this evening for Helena, rerrene,
OonCordia, Arkansas CITY and ell iu-
termediate landings. Messrs, VIM.
Bauker, Lew Price and Harry B.et
are Der clerks.
THE City Of Cairo, from st. Louis,
passed to ViCkshurg Yesterday alter
noon with q go1d trip. She put of
haro IEl0 ,Aapbansa ~ lra;nbk .rnlv,I
log / bales of cotton, 258 barrels of
flour, 100 barrels of glucose, 300 rolls
of bagging, 100 sacks of corn, 10 head
of hogs and horses. She added
% tons of miscellaneous freight. At
the Little Rock whariboat she put of
1900 sacks OF -four and $50 sacks Of
oats.
THE towboat Jack Frost, Capt.
Allen. arrived yesterday afternoon
from Peru, ILL.,, with three barges con-
tanning about 5000 tons Of ice con-
signed to Boblen 4 Huss. The baygse
will be unloaded at the foot Of Gayoso
street. The Jack Frost left yesterday
evening for Gresnville and Arkansas
Oity, where she will get lotot empty
bsrges. On her way down the Illinois
river the Frost sunk two barges.
ST. LOUIS Republican: Some OF our
packet lines have dropped on a trick
praCtiCed by eeveral merchants OF re-
spectability and reputation Ia the way
OF undertaking freight shipped by
them, aud it is understood that here
after whenever consignment 10 re-
ceived from any Of the expected firms
it will be weighed on the whsrfSoats,
and il found crooked the name OF the
firms thus convicted will be sent to
every exchange in the couutIy and
their business refused by all the lines.